Array Questions

[PerryRaptor 1]

Anyone know the maximum number of entries that can exist in an Array?

Comparing to an Excel SpreadSheet; is there a maximum number of rows and colomns?

[Insolence 2]

64 million I think? The AutoIt help file knows I think, yep it does!

When creating arrays you are limited to up to 64 dimensions and/or a total of 16 million element.

[PerryRaptor 1]

Thanks...I needed to update my help file to find the answer.

[CyberSlug 3]

The limit is 2^24 - 1 or 16,777,215

Dim $HereIsTheLimit[4096][4095]

[PerryRaptor 1]

In Excel, 400 rows by 12 columns = 4800 cells.

How do I create the array in AutoIT with this size?

How do I ensure that all data in each row and it's 12 columns stay intact?

[Insolence 2]

Maybe

Dim $Array[12][400]

Would make the actual elements: (because arrays start at 0)

$Array[0][0]

to

$Array[11][399]

Hope that makes some sense... as for making sure the data is intact, I don't know what you mean?

[PerryRaptor 1]

All of the data contained Row1, Columns A thru M, is related and must be recalled in order.

I'm thinking in row/cell...AutoIT references as cell/row.

So is Row100/Cell12 scripted as $SS_Array[12][100] ?

[Insolence 2]

I've included an attachment of something I did in paint real quick, it shows you how to connect rows/columns.

The first columns first cell for example is: [0][0]

The second columns first cell is: [1][0]